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This Is What Hearing Loss Does To Your Brain One factor that could explain the links between hearing loss and cognition is the fact that sound processing and cognitive processing occur in the same areas of the brain. Because certain areas of the brain do not process sound as efficiently when there is hearing loss, these areas may also have an increased risk of atrophy, or wasting away. “A lack of sound input to the brain can result in the cells being under-stimulated and the brain shrinking, as it no longer has to work to understand sound,”Hearing Loss Can Be Managed and Treated. The earlier you address the symptoms of hearing loss, the more likely you are to avoid irreversible damage...Watch video here https://now-discover-the-truth.blogspot.com/p/hearing-loss-and-brain.html